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I agree with what Irene K. just posted because I was in law school & after a year of that I decided to do a 180 & do something completely out of the blue. After all the dirty political bs, I learned it wasnt what you knew but who you could smear sort of speak...use the dirt on your opponents then combine a few laws a few statutes call in a few favors from an old friend that just so happens to know a dirty secret about the judge & have an appetite for arguing...usually making the innocent the victim while allowing the real abusers to get off scott free for a few 5 figured numbers...as if it not enough trying to blackmail a few witnesses and or panel of jurors.
Now if that doesnt explain why...I dont know what else would. I am just so glad I left when I did. ;)
I can think of a few, such as the market for lawyers is very full in most countries and it is often difficult finding a job or becoming a top laywer. Secondly it is a hectic profession which can drain you emotionally, depending on what you specialize in. However I would discourage someone who really wants to do it due to that reasons, I would just warn them so they know what they are getting themselves into.
am aspiring to be a lawyer..but i think people shouldnt be discouraged, for what its worth you get to know your rights?! but you may use the Lawyers are Liars line. the aint liars though just manipulative of the law.
I'm sure there are pigs for lawyers, but what if they were looking for holes to find justice, for the right people and the right reasons? Not sticking up for them necessarily, but it's possible, right?
i wouldnt want to go to court everyday and work with a bunch of pigs
Is it lawyer=liar?If it is, that would be one reason...
